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Kaskas Media sur Twitter : "Kymmenen askelta siihen, miten tutkija vie osaamistaan poliittisen päätöksentekoon. #tutkimus #tiedollajohtaminen. Reijo Laatikainen on Twitter: ""Contrary to expectations, the opportunity to choose a diet did not improve weight loss." 48-w RCT via @erik_arnesen" Teens, Social Media & Technology Overview 2015.

24% of teens go online “almost constantly,” facilitated by the widespread availability of smartphones.

Teens, Social Media & Technology Overview 2015

Aided by the convenience and constant access provided by mobile devices, especially smartphones, 92% of teens report going online daily — including 24% who say they go online “almost constantly,” according to a new study from Pew Research Center. Valtioneuvoston kanslia - Blogikirjoitus Karvonen. University Communications. A new study shows that more than half the people in some developing countries could become newly at risk for malnutrition if crop-pollinating animals — like bees — continue to decline.

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Despite popular reports that pollinators are crucial for human nutritional health, no scientific studies have actually tested this claim — until now. The new research by scientists at the University of Vermont and Harvard University has, for the first time, connected what people actually eat in four developing countries to the pollination requirements of the crops that provide their food and nutrients. “The take-home is: pollinator declines can really matter to human health, with quite scary numbers for vitamin A deficiencies, for example,” says UVM scientist Taylor Ricketts who co-led the new study, “which can lead to blindness and increase death rates for some diseases, including malaria.” It’s not just plummeting populations of bees. The new research takes the next step.

Research for Impact: Communications approach. Blogitutkimus: Ruoka ja lifestyle kiinnostavat eniten, videoblogien uskotaan vahvistuvan tulevaisuudessa. Aller Median tilaaman Suuren blogitutkimuksen mukaan ruoka-, lifestyle-, sekä muoti- ja kauneusblogit kiinnostavat naislukijoita eniten.

Blogitutkimus: Ruoka ja lifestyle kiinnostavat eniten, videoblogien uskotaan vahvistuvan tulevaisuudessa

Miehillä puolestaan seuratuimpia blogeja olivat tekniikkaan sekä politiikkaan ja ajankohtaisiin aiheisiin liittyvät aiheet. Kaikkien tutkimukseen vastanneiden perusteella suosituimmat aiheet olivat ruoka, lifestyle sekä muoti ja kauneus. Tutkimus-Somemarkkinoinnin-trendit-2013-Kurio. The Future Of Social Media Is Mobile Tribes - ReadWrite. Guest author Matthew Brian Beck is a journalist and advertising strategist based in New York City.

The Future Of Social Media Is Mobile Tribes - ReadWrite

The next big thing is getting smaller and smaller. Historically, our social media experience has been chained to the first-screen browser and the one News Feed to rule them all. We've been saturated with bloated content from overpopulated streams. We've been bombarded with updates and notifications from friends and family we love, pages we Like, accounts we follow, colleagues we connect with, and acquaintances that can't even remember where we knew them from—we just couldn't keep up. We felt an impulsive urge to clean house, to make our feeds less cluttered and more manageable. But as our daily Internet consumption moves away from the desktop (and even the laptop), the landscape of social media is seeing a dramatic shift in native platforms and user behaviors.

Look-ahead 2015: Fly into the future and other predictions. 2 January 2015Last updated at 10:12 ET By Fiona Graham Technology of business reporter, BBC News This is a not uncommon reaction to reading the Technology of business predictions for the coming year The tree might still be up, but I wouldn't advocate finishing off the last of the turkey unless you're keen to have a good reason to call in sick on Monday.

Look-ahead 2015: Fly into the future and other predictions

Never fear! Things to be cheerful about include the annual Technology of business lookahead. Grab the last of the Turkish delight and tuck in. In the first part, our experts are predicting cyber attacks, ubiquitous drones, spooky smartphones and the continuing rise of wearable technology. Although possibly not all in one day. One of the trends to watch out for in 2015 is that your smartphone will get smarter - possibly so smart that it's almost spooky, in fact. Already, phones are getting better at predicting what information you might need, or what actions you might want it to perform.

What do I mean by that? Google Glass. Nielsen Social - Social TV Analytics & Solutions. Health Online 2013. One in three American adults have gone online to figure out a medical condition Thirty-five percent of U.S. adults say that at one time or another they have gone online specifically to try to figure out what medical condition they or someone else might have.

Health Online 2013

These findings come from a national survey by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project. Throughout this report, we call those who searched for answers on the internet “online diagnosers.” When asked if the information found online led them to think they needed the attention of a medical professional, 46% of online diagnosers say that was the case. Researching Social Media – Big Data and Social Media Analysis. The ethics of mobile health technology - Public Health.

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The ethics of mobile health technology - Public Health

If you enjoy the content on Public Health Perspectives, consider subscribing for future posts via email or RSS feed. Today, we welcome back Priya Kumar, a digital researcher from the University of London for part two of an interview on mobile health. If you missed part one, you can catch up here. LK: What issues surround the ethics and governance of mHealth? Research to Action - The Global Guide to Research Impact.